Those of you who read the thread about the F-body demise understand why the name "Camaro" may be in jepardy. A V8 RWD 2+2 coupe will be produced on Zeta architechture and put on the market around 2007. The name, however is in doubt due mainly to political reasons surrounding the CAW and Canadian Govt. and the St. Therese plant's exclusive right to produce Camaro and Firebird.
Read and head....
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...hreadid=234585
Read and head....
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...hreadid=234585
Want to help the Camaro name continue, but don't exactly have it tatooed across your back, and not ready to sprout a Camaro label haircut?? Well here's your chance to let your opinion be known.
Go to http://www.gm.com/gmcomjsp/contactus/email.html and check off the "I am a current owner and have a question, concern or comment" box (it's the very 1st one). Hit "submit" at the bottom of the page, and fill out the information along with your message (limit's about 400 words, so no term papers please).
Request to have your message forwarded to Product Chairman Bob Lutz. Briefly tell what the Camaro name means to you.
DON'T USE PROFANITY, OR THREATS!!!
The idea is to convince, not terrorize.
If you are going to say that you will never buy another GM product (or will refuse to buy a V8 2+2 that isn't called Camaro), be certain to point out that Ford displays respect for historic names like Thunderbird and Mustang, and you would be very dissappointed if GM didn't do the same for Camaro.
This isn't going to work unless there's critical mass behind this, so don't just say you support the idea, just do it!!!
DO NOT send it to anyone's private or GM e-mail address. Not only is it rude & counterproductive (meaning it could backfire something fierce) but if there is a sudden flood of email to GM's consumer relations site (instead of someone's e-mail), not only will it create a buzz throughout, but also word will get up through the chain, and alot will end up read by higher ups.
This is the tactic used to save the Mustang back in the 80s.
Remember, you are advocating the Camaro NAME, so don't sweat them over the car.
Go to http://www.gm.com/gmcomjsp/contactus/email.html and check off the "I am a current owner and have a question, concern or comment" box (it's the very 1st one). Hit "submit" at the bottom of the page, and fill out the information along with your message (limit's about 400 words, so no term papers please).
Request to have your message forwarded to Product Chairman Bob Lutz. Briefly tell what the Camaro name means to you.
DON'T USE PROFANITY, OR THREATS!!!
The idea is to convince, not terrorize.
If you are going to say that you will never buy another GM product (or will refuse to buy a V8 2+2 that isn't called Camaro), be certain to point out that Ford displays respect for historic names like Thunderbird and Mustang, and you would be very dissappointed if GM didn't do the same for Camaro.
This isn't going to work unless there's critical mass behind this, so don't just say you support the idea, just do it!!!
DO NOT send it to anyone's private or GM e-mail address. Not only is it rude & counterproductive (meaning it could backfire something fierce) but if there is a sudden flood of email to GM's consumer relations site (instead of someone's e-mail), not only will it create a buzz throughout, but also word will get up through the chain, and alot will end up read by higher ups.
This is the tactic used to save the Mustang back in the 80s.
Remember, you are advocating the Camaro NAME, so don't sweat them over the car.
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